Fwd: Chobani Locates Sales Headquarters in Charlotte

Chobani Greek Yogurt, America's #1 yogurt brand, announced at the
Charlotte Chamber Board of Advisors meeting that it will locate its
sales headquarters in Charlotte. The 5,200 square foot office will be
located in the Charlotte Plaza building in Uptown Charlotte.

The company was born with an SBA loan, and in less than five years has
grown into a $700 million business. The company, headquartered in New
York's Chenango County, was founded in 2005 by 40-year old Hamdi
Ulukaya, who was born and raised in Turkey. He launched Chobani in
2007 with the vice president of sales, Kyle O'Brien. The pair decided
on the name Chobani after a three-hour, snowy drive to buy a piece of
production equipment. Chobani means shepherd, a symbol of safety and
good, in several Mediterranean languages. It now tops the booming
Greek yogurt segment, which grew 200 percent last year, along with the
larger yogurt category.

"Chobani's decision to locate its sales headquarters in Charlotte is
proof positive that businesses from all industries see the competitive
advantage our city provides," said Bob Morgan, Charlotte Chamber
president. "We expect great things to come from Chobani, and applaud
them for their rapid rise to one of the country's most lucrative
yogurt brands."

Chobani currently has 17 employees in Charlotte. With the new sales
headquarters and room to grow, the company anticipates accelerated
hiring and to potentially reach 60 employees in Charlotte by the end
of 2013. The average salary for the new positions is $70,000.

Window Nation Expands in Huntersville to New Showroom

Window Nation, one of the nation's top remodelers based on national
rankings, is expanding its showroom in Huntersville.

The new 2,500-square-foot showroom, at 15905 Brookway Drive, Suite
4104 in Huntersville, features name-brand vinyl, fiberglass and wood
windows in settings that simulate the interior and exterior walls of a
home, so buyers can see how the windows look once installed. The
company offers thousands of options for replacement windows to ensure
all customers can find windows that meet their needs.

"In the midst of a tough economy, we're finding Charlotte-area
homeowners are still paying attention to their homes' upkeep and
value," says Window Nation President Harley Magden. "Windows that
improve energy efficiency have been especially good sellers in this
market."

For customers who prefer in-home demonstrations, Window Nation
specialists bring samples directly to the home, giving customers a
realistic view of how the windows will appear in their own setting.
The company also carries an impressive variety of siding and doors. To
request a free estimate, customers can visit http://
www.windownation.com.

Ninety-one percent of customers who have completed Window Nation's
post-installation survey have said they would refer the company to
friends and family. Window Nation ranks 20th on Replacement
Contractor's Replacement 100 List of the 100 largest companies in the
home improvement industry, and 28th on Qualified Remodeler's Top 500
list of the nation's top 500 remodelers ranked by revenue.

Window Nation, headquartered in Baltimore, was founded by brothers
Harley and Aaron Magden after working for years in their father's
window business. The company operates in North Carolina, South
Carolina, Maryland, Ohio, Virginia and Washington, D.C., and is a
member of the Charlotte Better Business Bureau. Learn more at www.windownation.com
or call 704-816-1720.

Greg Hahn Named CEO of Toll Solutions, Division of InChem Corp., Rock Hill

Greg Hahn, former CEO of Synthetech, Inc., has been named CEO of Toll
Solutions, LLC, a division of InChem Corp. of Rock Hill, S.C.,
effective immediately.

Hahn served five years as President, CEO and Director of Synthetech,
Inc., based in Albany, OR., a publicly traded (NZYM.OB), fine
chemicals producer. The company was acquired by W.R. Grace & Co. in
2010. Previously Hahn was:

• Organics Global Business Director for FMC in Charlotte NC, a leading
manufacturer of specialty organic chemistry, 1999-2006
• Vice President, Sales, for SAFC, specialty chemical manufacturer in
St Louis MO.
• Marketing and Development Manager for Koch Industries in Corpus
Christie TX, developing and marketing innovative chemicals based on
petroleum sources

He earned a Ph.D. in organic chemistry from University of California,
Davis, in 1984, and did post-doctoral studies at the University of
Colorado in Boulder in 1984-85.

"Greg has outstanding credentials to lead and develop our growing toll
manufacturing business in Duncan," said Steve Crownshaw, President and
CEO of InChem Corp. "We have secured contracts with some of the
world's leading chemical companies to process chemical products for
them at our Duncan facility, and having someone with Greg's experience
and expertise to oversee and expand that business will be vital for us."

InChem Corporation of Rock Hill, S.C., provides custom, contract and
toll manufacturing of specialty chemicals to many of the world's
leading chemical companies. InChem is also a leading global supplier
of Phenoxy resins, which are high-value-added products used in such
demanding technologies as composites, adhesives and coatings for
aerospace, automotive, electronics, engineered plastics, packaging and
consumer goods applications. Learn more at http://www.inchemcorp.com

Toll Solutions LLC is a division of InChem Corp., specializing in toll
and custom dispersion, emulsion and blending services for a wide range
of chemical and industrial companies. Toll Solutions' modern
facilities include diverse reactors, blending vessels, dispersion and
emulsion vessels, solids handling, drum flaking and mixing equipment,
adaptable to a wide range of chemical processing needs.

Doing Business in Fast-Growing Africa Conference, Friday, April 27 at UNCC

For the first time and as part of Charlotte Africa Business Week 2012,
Charlotte is host to a major conference on doing business in Africa.
Doing Business in Fast-Growing Africa: A Focus on Regional Markets and
Economic Hubs is organized by the University of North Carolina at
Charlotte, Afribiz, Global Business Roundtable, and Pan African
Chamber of Commerce and Industry. It is being held on Friday, April
27, 2012 at the UNC Charlotte Center City Campus at 320 E. 9th Street
from 9 am to 5pm.

Charlotte's competitive strengths in Banking, Finance, and Investment,
Energy, Healthcare, Education, Technology, as well as the State of
North Carolina's additional strengths in these areas and agriculture,
match many of the needs of the fast growing African continent with a
population over 1 billion and annual GDP of over $1 trillion. In
several countries in Africa, the middle class is growing faster and
has greater purchasing power than the middle class in China or India.
Also, seven of the fastest growing economies (Ethiopia, Mozambique,
Zambia, Tanzania, Ghana, Nigeria, Congo) in the world for the next
five years are in Africa, according to The Economist. The Economist
expects the Africa region to overtake the Asia region in growth within
five years.

Albert Essien, Deputy CEO of Ecobank (the largest Pan-African bank by
geography on the continent and assets of $17.2 Billion), is the
opening keynote speaker. He is joined by other notable business
leaders - Sipho Mseleku, President of the Pan African Chamber of
Commerce and Industry and Chairman of the Global Business Roundtable
and Zemedeneh Negatu, Managing Partner of Ethiopia and Head of
Transaction Advisory Services Eastern Africa for Ernst and Young.
Also, local Charlotte, African American author of "Redefining Business
in the New Africa and Going Global on a Dime," Lauri Elliott, will
also be speaking.

Speaker biographies are available on request. Speakers are also
available for on-air interviews on Thursday, April 26, 2012.

The one-day program is divided into panels covering West & Central
Africa, East Africa, and Southern Africa, as well as general and
special focus sessions. Expert panelists share insights and tips for
doing business in Africa covering franchising, banking,
entrepreneurship, impact and social investing, agriculture, energy,
ICT, economic zones, infrastructure, consumer markets, etc.

Media are invited to attend and cover the conference all day. A
special time between 10 am and noon has been set aside for individual
media interviews with speakers and VIPs. (Interviews can also be done
at other times during the day.)

For further information on event, go to http://doingbusinessafrica.eventbrite.com

About Conference Schedule

9:00 am – 10:30 am
The New Africa (welcome, keynote speaker, and opening session speakers)
10:30 am – 10:45 am
Break
10:45 am – 11:15 am
Special Focus: Business and Opportunities in DR Congo
11:15 am – 11:45 am
Special Focus: Business and Opportunities in Nigeria (proposed)
11:45 am – 12:15 pm
Special Focus: Business and Opportunities in Ethiopia
12:15 pm – 1:15 pm
Lunch
1:15 pm – 2:15 pm
Focus on Fast-Growing East Africa (Panel)
2:15 pm – 2:30 pm
Break
2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Focus on Fast-Growing West & Central Africa (Panel)
3:30 pm – 3:45 pm
Break
3:45 pm – 4:45 pm
Focus on Fast-Growing Southern Africa (Panel)
4:45 pm – 5:00 pm
Closing
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Networking and Open Dialogue

Confirmed Speakers

• Daniel Anagho, President of African Investment Corporation,
speaking on opportunities and nuances of doing business in Cameroon &
Central Africa, as well as his role with OPIC
• Chief Tunde Adetunji, Founder of Africa Heritage Foundation,
serving as an opening session speaker on the topic, "Why Africa
Matters to the Global Economy"
• General Roger Blunt, CEO of Essex Construction and a board member
of Corporate Council on Africa, serving as an opening session speaker
on the topic, "Why Africa Matters to American Business"
• William Carter, Africa Diamond Leader at Ashoka, speaking on social
entrepreneurship in East Africa and how to leverage these networks to
do business on the continent
• Lauri Elliott, CEO of Conceptualee, Inc. and Director of Afribiz,
serving as Mistress of Ceremonies and discussing ICT across sectors in
East Africa
• Albert Essien, Deputy CEO of Ecobank, serving as keynote speaker
and discussing banking, finance, and investment in West Africa
• Claude Ibalanky, CEO of Bantu Investments, speaking on developing
retail products for informal consumer markets in Southern Africa
• Sipho Mseleku, Chairman of Global Business Roundtable and President
of the Pan African Chamber of Commerce and Industry, discussing
business landscape and opportunities in Southern Africa and as
luncheon keynote speaker
• Kabala Mselemu, Deputy Manager of Ministry of Mines in the
Democratic Republic of Congo, leading a special focus session on
business opportunities in the DRC
• Zemedeneh Negatu, Managing Partner at Ernst & Young Ethiopia and
Head of Transaction Advisory Services of Eastern Africa, leading a
special focus session on doing business in Ethiopia
• Troy Pelshak, CEO of Amana Global Services and former NFL player,
speaking on preparing for dynamics of doing business in West Africa
• Richard Schroeder, CEO of First Step Special Economic Zone,
speaking on using economic zones in West Africa to do business in Africa
• Hartmut Sieper, CEO of Trans Africa Invest, speaking on the key
capital markets in East Africa
• Rob Smith, Founder and Director of Earthwise Ventures, speaking on
infrastructure in East Africa
• Carol Tappenden, CEO of Nexii, speaking on innovative impact and
social enterprise investment options in Southern Africa
• Kendal Tyre, Partner at the law firm of Nixon Peabody LLP, and
Chair/Founder of Lex Noir, speaking on franchising in Southern Africa

Charlotte's Toni L. Freeman to Be Named President of The Association of Junior Leagues International

The Association of Junior Leagues International, Inc., has announced
that Toni L. Freeman of Charlotte will be named in June as AJLI
President for a two-year term as head of one of the largest, most
effective women's volunteer organizations in the world. Ms. Freeman, a
former President and VP of Finance of the Junior League of Charlotte,
has also taken active leadership positions at many Charlotte-area
nonprofits. She is currently Chief Operating Officer of The Mint
Museum, the oldest art museum in North Carolina and home of one of the
largest art collections in the Southeast.

"Toni is a strong leader with a clear point of view about the value of
voluntarism in creating lasting community impact," said Susan Danish,
AJLI's Executive Director. "Through her leadership roles at the Junior
League of Charlotte as well as through her earlier role as Treasurer
of AJLI, Toni has a strong understanding of League dynamics and will
work closely with AJLI's Board and staff in delivering comprehensive
support services to our 293 independent Junior Leagues."

Ms. Freeman said, "The Junior League today has a great opportunity to
expand on our 111-year-old legacy. Cutbacks at all levels and a tough
fundraising environment have left many of the nonprofit organizations
and community partners our Leagues work with scrambling for resources.
By acting as community leaders and catalysts for change, our members
fill a real void in civic life."

A member of the Junior League of Charlotte since 1993, she is a
founding board member and past chair of the Charlotte Women's Impact
Fund. She served as chair of Women Executives for Community Services,
which manages a scholarship program for nontraditional college
students, and serves as a Trustee for the YWCA of the Central Carolinas.

Ms. Freeman was a board director of Hospice of Charlotte Region and
Lincoln County,
NPower Charlotte Region, Teen Health Connection, and Habitat for
Humanity. She has also worked as the Director of Donor Relations at
MeckEd, Charlotte's local education fund, and was the Director of
Project Research and Evaluation at The Duke Endowment. Earlier, Ms.
Freeman served as Senior VP of Finance and Membership at the Charlotte
Convention & Visitors Bureau, and Corporate Associate VP at SunHealth
(Premier).

About The Association of Junior Leagues International, Inc.

Founded in 1901 by New Yorker and social activism pioneer, Mary
Harriman, the Junior Leagues are charitable nonprofit organizations of
women, developed as civic leaders, creating demonstrable community
impact.

Today, The Association of Junior Leagues International, Inc. (AJLI) is
comprised of more than 155,000 women in 293 Junior Leagues throughout
Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom and the United States.Together,
they constituteone of the largest, most effective volunteer
organizations in the world.

LKQ Corporation invests in Charlotte

Chicago-based LKQ Corporation, the largest nationwide provider of
aftermarket and recycled collision replacement parts for automobiles
and trucks, has established a major distribution center in Charlotte.

LKQ recently leased the former FedEx facility at 1001 Carrier Drive
off I-85 in north Charlotte. The 156,000 sq. ft. complex consists of
shop, office and terminal buildings on 52 acres and will serve as the
company's base of operations for the Carolinas. Bill Mowry of Prime
Equities represented LKQ during lease negotiations. Lester Osborn of
Piedmont Properties represented the landlord.

LKQ's Charlotte operation continues the publicly traded company's
expansion throughout North and Central America. Including its
operations in the United Kingdom, LKQ operates over 440 facilities and
expects to hire locally in line with the Charlotte center's growth.

"We are very excited about our recent expansion in the Charlotte
market with the addition of our new warehouse," says Joe Boutross,
LKQ's Director of Investor Relations. "This new facility will allow us
to increase our product offerings to our customers in the Charlotte
metropolitan area while simultaneously expanding our team of employees
to support our growth strategy. It's a win-win for LKQ, Charlotte and
our customers."

The Charlotte Chamber worked with LKQ Corporation in the fall of 2011
as the company evaluated Charlotte.

For more information on LKQ Corporation, please visit www.lkqcorp.com.

FedEx Ground Honors Local Employee with Prestigious Recognition

Jeff Gates, service manager at FedEx Ground in Charlotte, N.C., was
recently honored by the company as a Purple Promise Award winner. Of
the more than 59,000 employees in the FedEx Ground and FedEx SmartPost
network, Jeff was among 21 recognized for far exceeding the
expectations of their job responsibilities to ensure an outstanding
customer experience.

"With admiration and respect, we're proud to recognize the outstanding
efforts and compassionate acts of our employees," said Dave Rebholz,
president & CEO, FedEx Ground. "Employees who understand the
importance of each and every customer experience not only ensure our
company's continued success but truly represent the foundation from
which it was built."

Mark Kramer Promoted to EVP at The Inspiration Networks

Mark Kramer has been promoted to the Executive Vice President, Media
Operations and Technology Services as announced today by David
Cerullo, CEO of The Inspiration Networks. In this position, Kramer
will continue to fulfill his role as President of MediaComm, with
expanded oversight of network operations.

"Mark has a proven track record of outstanding management,
particularly in all phases of media production," said Cerullo. "His
experience and insights have helped shape the overall operations for
our family of networks. His commitment to excellence has been
demonstrated through hundreds of projects for our organization, as
well as for clients served by our MediaComm subsidiary.
Before joining Inspiration/MediaComm, Kramer worked in Hollywood for
Castle Rock Entertainment coordinating various marketing activities
for "Seinfeld," "City Slickers," "When Harry Met Sally," "Misery" and
"A Few Good Men." Additionally, he worked with the "Tonight Show,"
"Oprah," the Academy Awards, "Entertainment Tonight" and the Emmys.

Kramer began his career in the broadcasting and entertainment industry
in Hollywood, where his first big break came in assisting Ralph
Edwards, the Executive Producer of "The People's Court," "This Is Your
Life," "Truth or Consequences" and "Name That Tune." His career
highlights include working with long-time idols Mel Brooks, Carl
Reiner and Carol Burnett.

Kramer holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications from
Appalachian State. He also attended the University of South Florida.
Kramer and his family will continue to reside in Charlotte, NC.

The Inspiration Networks family of networks includes INSP, Halogen TV,
LFC-La Familia Cosmovision, and INI-Inspiration Network
International. The Inspiration Networks also operate "Halogen On
Demand," for national television video on demand (VOD) delivery.

New “Green” Solvent for InChem Phenoxy Resin Invented by Belgian Chemical Company Galactic

Galactic, a leading "green" chemical company in Belgium, has announced
that its new natural-based solvent Galasolv NF has been proven
effective in dissolving phenoxy, a versatile resin manufactured
exclusively by InChem Corp. of Rock Hill, S.C.

"We are very pleased that for the first time there is a natural-based
non-toxic solvent for phenoxy," said Steve Crownshaw, President of
InChem. "Until now only strong petroleum-based chemicals could serve
as effective solvents. This new solution opens the door to many
applications such as safer forms of paints, coatings, inks and
varnishes that will be environmentally friendly."

"Galasolv NF is a new biosolvent blend that has been developed to
offer better safety, especially in term of storage and
transportation," said Guy Bauts, Market Development Manager – Industry
for Galactic. "All our products are derived from lactic acid, produced
by natural fermentation of sugar and corn glucose. 'NF' stands for non-
flammable. This enables our clients to reduce their storage and
handling costs significantly with no impact on high product
performance."

"Phenoxy resins are tough, clear and flexible thermoplastic chemicals
with high cohesive strength and good impact resistance," Crownshaw
explained. "Phenoxy resins are used to enhance the performance of
coatings, inks, adhesives, composites, tires, carbon fibers and many
other products. New uses are being discovered all the time, and the
Galasolv NF solvent is an excellent example."

As a solvent for phenoxy, Galasolv NF has four main benefits, Bauts
explained:

"(1) It is safe - totally safe for end-users and for workers.

"(2) It is green - made from renewable sources (corn and sugar) and
bio-degradable.

"(3) It is high performing - the performance of Galasolv NF is in line
or better than its alternatives.

"(4) It is cost effective - the costs of our solutions are in line
with the conventional crude-oil based alternatives. And when
considering total cost of usage (including recycling, storage and
handling), then it is even more cost-effective."

Example of solvents that can be easily replaced with Galasolv NF
include:

-Glycol ethers, glycol ether acetates

-Cresols

-Cyclohexanone

"Too many solvents today are hazardous and a threat to our
environments," Bauts said. "By using Galasolv NF, industries can
benefit from the latest innovations from the green chemicals research
field."

InChem Corporation is one of America's largest privately-owned
chemical companies, with annual sales over $150 million. It is the
sole authorized manufacturer of phenoxy resin. Its other custom and
standard chemical formulating and processing services are provided to
the world's largest chemical companies and other manufacturers. For
more information, visit www.inchemcorp.com or www.phenoxy.com.

Galactic is a leading producer of lactic acid and lactates serving the
food, feed, cosmetic, pharmaceutical and industrial markets. With
headquarters in Belgium and production facilities in Europe (Belgium),
Asia (China) and America (USA), Galactic is commercially active in
more than 65 countries. Galactic offers innovative solutions in a wide
range of applications, with a focus on natural food ingredients, green
chemistry and PLA through Futerro, a joint-venture with Total
Petrochemicals. For more information, visit www.lactic.com.

DR Congo Officials Join African Delegation for Charlotte Africa Business Week

It is not impossible to do business in DR Congo. It is only that firms
cannot see the "possible" paths to do so. The Democratic Republic of
Congo is expected to grow at 6% in 2012, far outpacing growth in
Western markets, according to the IMF. It is a country rich in
minerals, land, and water, as well as possessing a consumer market in
excess of 70 million. Charlotte Africa Business Week strives to
demystify this French-speaking country to attendees to promote
business opportunities benefitting both foreign firms and local DRC
firms.
"People are often surprised at the growth rate in DR Congo because of
the focus in the media on the conflict minerals and issues with
militias in a small region there," says Lauri Elliott, Director of
Afribiz Media, "If people looked at a map and appropriate scale of DR
Congo, they would begin to understand this accounts for a small
portion of the country."

DR Congo is a post-conflict country not unlike Sierra Leone, which has
made tremendous progress in the last five years. "The key to unlocking
business opportunities for firms is for them to understand the ways to
do business there," says Elliott. "It is not impossible to do business
in DR Congo. It is only that firms cannot see the 'possible' paths to
do so."

A special focus session on doing business in DR Congo is scheduled for
Doing Business in Fast-Growing Africa: A Focus on Regional Markets and
Economic Hubs on Friday, April 27, 2012 in Charlotte, NC. The DR Congo
delegation is being led by Kabala Muselemu, Deputy Manager of the DR
Congo Ministry of Mines, and Ambassador Jules Mbungu, DRC ambassador
to Libya.
The business representation among the DR Congo delegation includes
Claude Ibalanky, CEO of Bantu Investments, who has successfully
franchised Nando's restaurants (a global brand from South Africa and
also franchised in the US) in Kinshasa, the capital of DR Congo.
Ibalanky will share how to transform the large informal, cash market
in DR Congo into a profitable retail market from his own experience.

For further information and to register for the conference, go to http://www.afribiz.info/content/doing-business-in-fast-growing-africa-a-focus-on-regional-markets-and-economic-hubs
.

For further information on Charlotte Africa Business Week, visit http://www.charlotteafrica.com
.

Asian advisory firm opens Charlotte office

Dezan Shira & Associates, one of the largest business advisory firms
in Asia, has established a U.S. presence by co-locating in Elliott
Davis, PLLC's Charlotte office on East Morehead Street.

Elliott Davis, one of the largest tax, assurance and consulting
services firms in the Southeast, and Dezan Shira are members of The
Leading Edge Alliance, a worldwide association of independently owned
accounting firms. It is this affiliation that drove Dezan Shira's
expansion in Charlotte where it currently has one representative,
Jessica Tou. The firm says additional hiring is possible.

Elliott Davis' International Practice will work closely with Dezan
Shira to bring both inbound investment to the Carolinas and outbound
investment to Asia. Dezan Shira, which assists foreign multinationals
entering into markets, selected Charlotte as its first American office
to tap into the city's financial and manufacturing sectors. The firm
also lauds the region for its trade accessibility with China and other
Asian countries.

Together, Dezan Shira and Elliott Davis will provide a unique service
solution to global clients providing exceptional due diligence in both
markets and working to bring American products to China, where a
growing middle class is demanding them.

"The U.S. just recorded its highest level of exports to China - $100
billion last year. This demonstrates that China is now becoming a
sustainable and increasing consumer market for U.S. products and
services. We hope to help American firms export more to Asia and
narrow the trade gap. Elliott Davis provides us a great platform from
which to reach out to the U.S. market and assist American firms in
getting to Asia," said Chris Devonshire-Ellis, Principal of Dezan Shira.

CPCC's Institute for Entrepreneurship Offers free Seminars in April

CPCC's Institute for Entrepreneurship to offer three, free seminars
the week of April 23. The Institute for Entrepreneurship at Central
Piedmont Community College announces three, free seminars for the week
of April 16:

Monday, April 23 (6:30 - 8:30 p.m.) at Charlotte, N.C.
Top Seven Reasons Why Businesses Fail SBX-8043-501
Statistics indicate that 30 percent of small business startups close
in their first year and 50 percent close within five years. Beat the
odds, and learn how to avoid repeating costly mistakes others have
made. Understand typical problems that result in failure so you can
devise and execute a plan for success.

Tuesday, April 24 (6:30 - 8:30 p.m.) at Charlotte, N.C.
Business in the Cloud SBX-8039-501
Are you a business owner seeking a quick and cost-effective solution
to meet your small business computing needs? Learn about the
capabilities of cloud computing and begin to rethink your current
technology strategy. Moving to the cloud offers many business
advantages - increased agility, interconnectivity and technology
savings potential.

Thursday, April 26 (6:30 - 8:30 p.m.) at Charlotte, N.C.
Entrepreneurship: A Female Perspective SBX-8042-501
Being an entrepreneur is often a juggling act, especially while
balancing work with family and social life. For women, these
challenges may be even greater. This workshop will explore issues
unique to women business owners, while helping you discover key
resources for helping you succeed. Takeaways from the session include
resource information, a renewed sense of empowerment and the
opportunity to meet other women in business.

To register, visit www.cpcc.edu/einstitute<http://www.cpcc.edu/einstitute
> and/or call 704.330.4223.